Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Events
(Past and Present Koinonia Cabinet Members: Asian and Asian American Student Union Members. Learn more about Koinonia.)
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Our Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at asianpacificheritage.gov. Though most of Wheaton's celebration events are for campus members only, we welcome you to enjoy these free public events below.
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| 4.11 | 7:00 p.m. | Humanitarian Leadership in China’s Modern Era of Reform: An Interview with Mr. Daofeng He, Blanchard 339 | |
| 4.12 | 10:40 a.m. | *Chapel with Daniel Yang, Philippians 3 | |
| 4.17 | 10:40 a.m. | *Chapel with Koinonia | |
| 4.22 |
Time and Location TBA |
Koinonia X CU X All AAPI Clubs_Asian Heritage Festival |
*Chapel takes place every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am. Join us in Edman Chapel or via live stream Chapel. See previous chapels on YouTube.
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Black History Month Events
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Black History Month. We invite you to celebrate God's creativity and wisdom in our African, Africana, and Black communities. Their contributions to our Campus greatly enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and impact our culture.
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| 2.13 | *Mark 3: William Osborne Society (Black Student Union) Chapel |
| 2.17 | Fifth Annual Rodney K. Sisco Diversity Students’ Choice Awards at 7:00 pm, Billy Graham Hall, Barrows Auditorium, and livestream: Learn More |
| 2.24 | "An Evening with Tanya Egler – A Heritage of Black Gospel Music" at 7:00 pm, Armerding Recital Hall |
*Chapel takes place every Monday and Friday at 10:40 am CST. View live Chapel broadcasts from Edman Chapel or see previous YouTube.
Harmonies of Liberty
As we celebrate African American History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of African Americans, Caribbean, and Caribbean Americans, and African people. The plethora of genres Black performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled "Harmonies of Liberty," which will either jumpstart or reinvigorate your love for Black music. Enjoy the playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Johann Buis, Mr. Stevener Gaskin '18, Mr. Maurice Henderson '12 (Bartholomew Jones), Dr. Shawn Okpebholo, Mr. Will Liverman '10, and Mrs. Tanya Egler pictured above. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and cultural experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Harmonies of Liberty" Pandora playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The Black experience is more than music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Black treasures around you.
We do not own the rights to any music curated in this playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.
The 2023 M.L.K. Symposium
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In honor and celebration of Dr. King’s vision for proclamation and witness, please join us for Wheaton College’s inaugural M.L.K. Symposium focusing on the preaching ministry of Dr. King on Monday, January 16 from 1-3 p.m. This one-day event will be designed to build on the proclamation tradition given to the church. Our goal is to help shape our Gospel witness as we live on a mission for God. The symposium will represent the rich tradition of preaching in the Academy and the Church. We are reflecting on the theme, “Strength to Love” and the Kingdom Agenda,” in response to Dr. King’s message to the Church to proclaim the gospel in difficult times. The symposium will consist of sermonic reflections from the book, Strength to Love, a collection of sermons preached by Martin Luther King Jr. Please join us: Monday, January 16, 1 - 3 p.m. Billy Graham Hall | Barrows Auditorium Wheaton College, Wheaton IL 60187 |
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Strength to Love Playlist
As we celebrate Sanctity of Life Month and Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we encourage you to listen to music from around the world that speaks to the vast experiences of the nations. The plethora of genres the performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Pandora playlist titled "Strength to Love" to celebrate God's creativity in the strength, innovation, and beauty of each culture. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of each culture than this playlist can convey. The experiences of each ethnicity reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as you read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the many cultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any music in this curated playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.
Native American Heritage Month
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Native American Heritage Month. Our Native American community enhances our experiences, deepens our knowledge, and influences our culture. Learn more about Native American Heritage Month.
Public Native American Heritage Month Events
| Date | Event Time | Location | Event Information |
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| 9.16 | 10:40 a.m. CST | Edman Chapel | Chapel with Pastor Jonathan Old Horse - A Week of Hospitality |
*Chapel takes place every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am. Join us in Edman Chapel or via live stream Chapel. See previous chapels on YouTube.
Every Tribe Pandora Playlist
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences within the Native American culture. The plethora of genres Native American performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Pandora playlist titled "Every Tribe" to celebrate the Native American community's creativity, strength, and beauty. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of Americans who represent at least 574 tribes than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Native American community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Native American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Filipino American History Month
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Filipino American History Month. Our Filipino community enhances our experiences, deepens our knowledge, and influences our culture. Learn more about Filipino American History Month.
Filipino American Christianity: Its Challenges and Contributions
Wheaton College proudly presented the Inaugural Campus-wide Filipino American History Month event in October 2021. The Wheaton College Intercultural Engagement and The Asian American Christian Collaborative hosted "Filipino American Christianity: Its Challenges and Contributions," a special event by Dr. Gabriel J. Catanus in Billy Graham Hall.
Enjoy the recording below of Dr. Catanus' lecture on the Filipino American experience in the context of the colonialized church followed by a live Q & A session with Pastor Ray Chang, Dr. Jordan Ryan, and Dr. Catanus.
Pinoy Passion Pandora Playlist
As we celebrate Filipino American History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences within Filipino American culture. Filipino Americans performers use many genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Pandora playlist titled "Pinoy Passion" to celebrate the Filipino American community's creativity, strength, and beauty. We have even added a little Christmas music to join the Philippines, which started the countdown in September and has the world's longest Christmas celebration. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of Americans who represent both the United States and 7,000 islands and islets than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Filipino American community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Filipino American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Hispanic Heritage Month Events
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Our Hispanic and Latino/a communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at hispanicheritagemonth.gov.
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Unidad Cristiana, which means Christian Unity, strives to live out the full meaning of that name. We desire to come together through the unity that we have in Christ and out of that unity to celebrate and explore Latino cultures.
Public Hispanic Heritage Month Events
| Date | Event Time | Location | Event Information |
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| 9.16 | 10:40 a.m. CST | Edman Chapel | Chapel with Unidad Cristiana |
| 9.29 | 7:00 p.m. CST | Armerding Concert Hall | History is Not What it Used to Be with Dr. Justo González |
| 9.29 - 10.27 | ----- | Walford Galleries, Adams Hall | Comunidad/Identidad: Wheaton x Oaxaca Print Portfolio: Twelve artists from Oaxaca, Mexico and twelve Wheaton College art faculty and alumni use printmaking to explore how identity is shaped by the particularities of place, and how our communities – and concepts of community – are in turn shaped by these identities. |
| 10.7 | 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. CST | Walford Galleries, Adams Hall | Comunidad/Identidad: Wheaton x Oaxaca Print Portfolio Reception |
Meet our Hispanic and Latino Faculty Members
Wheaton College is honored to have the leadership, scholarship, and presence of diverse Hispanic, Latina, and Latino faculty members. Their commitment to serving Christ and his people enriches the community in countless ways. We invite you to learn more about them with these features below.
M. Daniel Carroll R (Rodas), Ph.D.
Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy
Nosotros Somos Elegidos (We are Chosen)
"As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of Hispanic and Latin American cultures. Hispanic and Latin American performers use many genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "Nosotros Somos Elegidos" (We are Chosen), to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the Hispanic and Latin American communities. Enjoy this playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own faculty members, Dr. Franciso Xavier Beteta, Prof. Denise Gamez, and Prof. Leonardo Altino. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Nosotros Somos Elegidos" Pandora playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of 20 Spanish-speaking countries and territories than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Hispanic and Latin American communities reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Hispanic and Latin American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Kingdom Citizens
"But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ..." - Philippians 3:20, New International Version
Wheaton College believes that all people are equal bearers of God's image and that Christ's followers are citizens of God's eternal kingdom. We encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of many cultures. Multicultural performers use a plethora of genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "Kingdom Citizens", to celebrate God's creativity, strength, and beauty reflected in the nations. Enjoy this playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Soh Hyun Park Altino, Dr. Leonardo Altino, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, and Dr. Shawn Okpebholo. These gifted Wheaton scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Kingdom Citizens" Pandora playlist. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of people from many nations and subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the multicultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Shining Ones
"In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." - Matthew 5:16, New International Version
Wheaton College believes that all people are equal bearers of God's image and that Christ's followers bear his light. We encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of many cultures. Multicultural performers use a plethora of genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "Shining Ones", to celebrate God's creativity, strength, and beauty reflected in the nations. Enjoy this playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Soh Hyun Park Altino and Dr. Leonardo Altino. These gifted Wheaton scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Shining Ones" Pandora playlist. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of people from many nations and subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the multicultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Events
(Past and Present Koinonia Cabinet Members: Asian and Asian American Student Union Members. Learn more about Koinonia.)
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Our Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at asianpacificheritage.gov. Though most of Wheaton's celebration events are for campus members only, we welcome you to enjoy these free public events below.
| Date | Time | Event | ||
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| 3.25 | 6:30 - 9 p.m. | AACC X Koinonia summit in Barrows Auditorium | ||
| 4.1 | 10:40 a.m. | *Chapel with Koinonia: Psalm 90 | ||
| 4.7 | 12 – 12:45 pm | **Sonatas by Schumann and Prokofiev" by Sung Hoon Mo, piano and Injoo Choi, violin | ||
| 4.11 | 10:40 am. | *Chapel with Pastor Ray Chang: Philippians 4:1-7 | ||
| 4.22 | 4 - 8 p.m. | Asian Heritage Festival on the Quad | ||
| 4.23 | 9 - 11:30 am | **Community School of the Arts Suzuki Strings Spring Festival | ||
| 5.13 | 7:30 - 9:15 pm | **Community School of the Arts Suzuki Concerto Concert | ||
| 5.21 | 11:30 am - 12:30 pm | **Suzuki Ensembles Orchestra Concert | ||
| 5.21 | 12:45 -1:45 pm | ** CSA Suzuki Chamber Ensembles Concert |
*Chapel takes place every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am. Join us in Edman Chapel or via live stream Chapel. See previous chapels on YouTube.
**All concerts will be in the Armerding Center for Music and the Arts Concert Hall. For more information, contact the Conservatory of Music at 630.752.5099.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
People of Honor
As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of AAPI cultures. AAPI performers use a plethora of genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "People of Honor", to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the AAPI community. Enjoy this playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Prof. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Prof. Eurydice Choi, Prof. Diane Chou, Prof. Lilian Chou, Prof. Misook Kim, Prof. Sung Hoon Mo, Prof. Sarah Yeo, and Dr. Gina Yi. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "People of Honor" Pandora playlist. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of 48 Asian countries, 25 Pacific Island nations, and other national subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the AAPI community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the AAPI treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
I Am Woman
As we celebrate Women's History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to women's vast experiences. The plethora of genres female performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "I Am Woman", to celebrate the strength and beauty of womanhood. Enjoy the playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Mary Hopper, Mrs. Tanya Egler, Dr. Karin Redekopp Edwards, Dr. Carolyn Hart, Dr. Gina Yi, Dr. Sarah Holman, Dr. Kathleen Kastner, Dr. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Ms. Faye Seeman, Ms. Misook Kim, Ms. Deb Stevenson, Dr. Beth A. Bauer, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Ms. Melanie Cottle, Ms. Katie Ernst, Ms. Denise Gamez, Ms. Rose Armbrust Griffin, Ms. Deborah Hollinger, and Women's Chorale. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "I Am Woman" Pandora playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The experience of womanhood reaches far beyond music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the treasures in the women around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
African American History Month Events
(Past and Present William Osborne Society Black Student Union Members. Learn more about Willie O.)
Wheaton College proudly celebrates African American History Month. Our Black and African American communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at africanamericanhistorymonth.gov. Though most of Wheaton's celebration events are for campus members only, we welcome you to enjoy these free public events below.
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| 2.11 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. - The Blackness and Proximity to Blackness: Revolutionary Thought & Theory Panel Discussion in Meyer Science Center, Room 145 |
| 2.18 | *Chapel with William Osborne Society: Black Student Union |
| 2.18 | 7:00 p.m. - Rodney K. Sisco Diversity Students’ Choice Awards Ceremony in Billy Graham Hall, Barrows Auditorium & Livestream: www.wheaton.edu/streaming |
*Chapel takes place every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am. Join us in Edman Chapel or via live stream Chapel. See previous chapels on YouTube.
Ebony Radiance
As we celebrate African American History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of African Americans, Caribbean and Caribbean Americans, and African people. The plethora of genres Black performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled "Ebony Radiance," which will either jumpstart or reinvigorate your love for Black music. Enjoy the playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Johann Buis, Mr. Stevener Gaskin '18, Mr. Maurice Henderson '12 (Bartholomew Jones), Dr. Shawn Okpebholo, Mr. Will Liverman '10, and Mrs. Tanya Egler pictured above. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and cultural experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Ebony Radiance" Pandora playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The Black experience is more than music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Black treasures around you.
We do not own the rights to any music curated in this playlist.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Service Day Resources
In honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Day, we invite you to participate in local and virtual service day projects. For more information about Martin Luther King Jr. Day, visit the King Center Website.
- Chicago Public Schools in Bronzeville
- VolunteerMatch.org
- Floosmoor.org
- City of Highland Park Remote Projects
- Montgomery Community Media
A Single Garment of Destiny
As we celebrate Sanctity of Life Month and Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we encourage you to listen to music from around the world that speaks to the vast experiences of the nations. The plethora of genres the performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Spotify playlist titled "A Single Garment of Destiny" to celebrate God's creativity in the strength, innovation, and beauty of each culture. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of each culture than this playlist can convey. The experiences of each ethnicity reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the many cultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Let Us Adore Him Spotify Playlist
As we celebrate Christmas, we encourage you to listen to music from around the world that speaks to the vast experiences of the nations. The plethora of genres the performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Spotify playlist titled "Let Us Adore Him" to celebrate God's creativity in the strength, innovation, and beauty of each culture. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of each culture than this playlist can convey. The experiences of each ethnicity reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the many cultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
Native American Heritage Month
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Native American Heritage Month. Our Native American community enhances our experiences, deepens our knowledge, and influences our culture. Learn more about Native American Heritage Month.
Every Tribe Spotify Playlist
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences within the Native American culture. The plethora of genres Native American performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Spotify playlist titled "Every Tribe" to celebrate the Native American community's creativity, strength, and beauty. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of Americans who represent at least 574 tribes than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Native American community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Native American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.
Filipino American History Month
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Filipino American History Month. Our Filipino community enhances our experiences, deepens our knowledge, and influences our culture. Learn more about Filipino American History Month.
Filipino American Christianity: Its Challenges and Contributions
Wheaton College is proud to present the Inaugural Campus-wide Filipino American History Month event. The Wheaton College Intercultural Engagement and The Asian American Christian Collaborative present "Filipino American Christianity: Its Challenges and Contributions," a special event by Dr. Gabriel J. Catanus.
Enjoy the recording below of Dr. Catanus' lecture on the Filipino American experience in the context of the colonialized church followed by a live Q & A session with Pastor Ray Chang, Dr. Jordan Ryan, and Dr. Catanus.
Pinoy Passion Spotify Playlist
As we celebrate Filipino American History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences within the Filipino American culture. Filipino Americans performers use many genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Spotify playlist titled "Pinoy Passion" to celebrate the Filipino American community's creativity, strength, and beauty. We have even added a little Christmas music to join the Philippines, which started the countdown in September and has the world's longest Christmas celebration. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of Americans who represent both the United States and 7,000 islands and islets than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Filipino American community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Filipino American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
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Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and PedagogyFeatured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
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Wheaton College proudly celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month in April to ensure student participation in lieu of America's May observance. Asians, Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders in our communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at asianpacificheritage.gov.
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Public Events
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| 4.5 | *Acts 11:19-26; 13:1-3: Our Gifts of the Word and the Spirit by Dr. Gregory Lee, Associate Professor Theology & Urban Studies; Senior Fellow, The Wheaton Center for Early Christian Studies |
| 4.5 | 7:00 p.m. CST: Black & Asian Christians United Against Racism Panel Discussion by Pastor Charlie E. Dates, Progressive Baptist Church, Register Here - Hosted by the Asian American Christian Collaborative |
| 4.12 | *Acts 16:6-15: Our Divine Guidance by Pastor Ray Chang, Chaplain's Office, Ministry Associate for Discipleship |
| 4.13 | 7:00 p.m. CST: Anti-Asian Violence: The Atlanta Murders and Beyond Panel Discussion by Pastor Ray Chang, Dr. Melissa Borja, Provost Karen An-Hwei Lee, and Dr. Jordan Ryan, Hosted by Intercultural Engagement and the Asian American Christian Collaborative |
| 4.16 | 12:00 p.m. CST: Confronting Racism: How Churches Can speak Truth & Pursue Gospel-Centered Restoration by Dr. Michelle Ami Reyes, Pastor Ray Chang, Ms. Nikki Toyama Stetzo, Pastor Juliet Liu, and Dr. Gabriel J. Catanus, Register Here - Hosted by Humanitarian Disaster Institute, National Association of Evangelicals, and the Asian American Christian Collaborative |
| 4.20 | 7:00 p.m. CST: Why Does Asia Matter for Asian Americans? Imperialism and the Question of Asian Identity by Dr. Gregory Lee, and panelists, Dr. Hanmee Kim, Dr. Yousaf Sadiq, Ms. Joy Lee, and Dr. Alex Haskins, Hosted by Intercultural Engagement and the Asian American Christian Collaborative |
*Chapel takes place every Monday and Friday at 10:40 am CST. View live Chapel broadcasts from Edman Chapel or enjoy message replays on YouTube.
People of Honor
As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of AAPI cultures. AAPI performers use a plethora of genres to express themselves I ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Spotify titled, "People of Honor", to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the AAPI community.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Prof. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Prof. Eurydice Choi, Prof. Diane Chou, Prof. Lilian Chou, Prof. Misook Kim, Prof. Sung Hoon Mo, Prof. Sarah Yeo, and Dr. Gina Yi. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "People of Honor" Spotify playlist. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of 48 Asian countries, 25 Pacific Island nations, and other national subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the AAPI community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the AAPI treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Featured Events
The Office of Intercultural Engagement and the Asian Christian Collaborative present "Why Does Asia Matter for Asian Americans? Imperialism and the Question of Asian American Identity," a panel discussion with Pastor Raymond Chang, moderator Dr. Gregory Lee and panelists Dr. Hanmee Kim, Dr. Yousaf Sadiq, Ms. Joy Lee, and Dr. Alex Haskins.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement and the Asian Christian Collaborative present "Anti-Asian Violence: the Atlanta Murders and Beyond" with Pastor Raymond Chang, moderator Dr. Pam Barger and panelists Dr. Jordan Ryan, Dr. Melissa Borja, Provost Dr. Karen An-hwei Lee, Dr. Henry Kim, and Dr. Charles Liu to discuss anti-Asian racism.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion on the topic of COVID-19 and Racism moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion titled The Model Minority Myth Shattered moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion titled Reflections on Anti-Asian Racism by Gen-Zers moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.
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Let Us Adore Him Playlist
As we celebrate Christmas, we encourage you to listen to music from around the world that speaks to the vast experiences of the nations. The plethora of genres the performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. Our office has curated a Pandora playlist titled "Let Us Adore Him" to celebrate God's creativity in the strength, innovation, and beauty of each culture. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of each culture than this playlist can convey. The experiences of each ethnicity reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the many cultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Women's History Month. Women in our communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at womenshistorymonth.gov.
Women's History Month Events
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| 3.5 | 10 -11 a.m. CST: Advancing Women in Leadership Conference by Dr. Nancy Koehn, Register Here - Hosted by Westmont College and the CCCU |
| 3.22 | *Acts 9:1-19"Our Enemies Become Family" by Dr. Rochelle Scheuermann Associate Professor of Evangelism & Leadership |
| 3.25 | 7:00 p.m. CST: Meet the Author with Ms. Nikole Lim, Founder and International Director of Freely in Hope, Hosted by the Humanitarian Disaster Institute |
| 3.26 | *Psalm 133:A Song, A Psalm & A Story: "How Good and Pleasant it is when God's People Live Together in Unity" by Ms. Esther Kim '21 |
| 3.26 | 1-2 p.m. CST: Inclusive Excellence Leadership in Action: Panel with Chief Diversity Officers Register Here - Hosted by Westmont College and the CCCU |
*Chapel takes place every Monday and Friday at 10:40 am CST. View live Chapel broadcasts from Edman Chapel or enjoy message replays on YouTube.
Where are the Women? Conference
To view sessions from this year's conference, please follow this link.
The Where are the Women? Conference is an annual conversation about faith and womanhood. Wheaton College hosted this year's conference virtually on February 24-27, 2021. While Wheaton College has made significant strides to become a space that supports female faculty and students, these numbers hinted -- and, indeed, continue to hint -- that Wheaton College still has a long way to go. To address this need, the Where are the Women? 2019 conference was born.
Where are the Women? examines Christian identities within the diversity of womanhood. Each spring, we enter into a conversation about faith and gender that is shaped by the needs of the Wheaton community. This conference amplifies women’s voices; provides Wheaton women the chance to celebrate, encourage, and support each other; and gives students the opportunity to discover inspiring role models and realize God’s Kingdom vision for womanhood. Click here for more information about Where are the Women.
I Am Woman
As we celebrate Women's History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to women's vast experiences. The plethora of genres female performers used to express themselves echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Spotify titled, "I Am Woman", to celebrate the strength and beauty of womanhood.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Dr. Beth A. Bauer, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Ms. Melanie Cottle, Dr. Karin Redekopp Edwards, Mrs. Tanya Egler, Ms. Katie Ernst, Ms. Denise Gamez, Ms. Rose Armbrust Griffin, Dr. Carolyn Hart, Ms. Deborah Hollinger, Dr. Sarah Holman, Dr. Mary Hopper, Ms. Misook Kim, Dr. Kathleen Kastner, Ms. Faye Seeman, Ms. Deb Stevenson, Dr. Gina Yi, and Women's Chorale. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "I Am Woman" Spotify playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The experience of womanhood reaches far beyond music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the treasures that are the women around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
Dr. Melba Maggay
Ms. Crystal Cartwright
Dr. Christine Colón
Ms. Heidi Mitchell Daniels
Atty. Diane Padilla
Dr. Kelly Urbon
Black History Month Events
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Black History Month. We invite you to celebrate God's creativity and wisdom in our African, Africana, and Black communities. Their contributions to our Campus greatly enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and impact our culture.
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| 2.1 | *Acts 2:14-24, 36-41, Our Prophecy: Prof. Donté Ford, Music & Worship Arts |
| 2.8 | *Acts 4:1-21 Our Courageous Witness: Mr. Stephen Cartwright, M.Div., Residence Life |
| 2.11 | 2-3:30 p.m. CST, Racial Battle Fatigue: The Sisco Symposium |
| 2.12 | *Psalm 27: A Song, A Psalm & A Story; "Whom Shall I Fear?": Mr. Jordan Burton '22 |
| 2.15 | *Acts 2:42-46; 4:32-37 Our Earliest Community: Dr. Alex Haskins, Politics and Int'l Relations, William Osborne Society Chapel |
| 2.22 | *Acts 5:1-11 Our Commitment to Honesty Where Are the Women Conference: Dr. Christin Fort, Psychology |
| 2.25 | 1:00 p.m. CST, Zoom, Pursuing Racial Justice Panel Discussion Webinar: Christianity Today, Featuring Dr. Sheila Caldwell, Dr. Michelle Reyes, Dr. Jamal Hopkins, Dr. Walter Kim, and Dr. Vince Bacote |
| 2.25 | 7:00 p.m. CST, YouTube The Rodney K. Sisco Diversity Students' Choice Awards Ceremony |
*Chapel takes place every Monday and Friday at 10:40 am CST. View live Chapel broadcasts from Edman Chapel or see previous YouTube.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
Mr. Daniel Watts | Psalm 135
Dr. Christin Fort | Poverty
Ms. Crystal Cartwright | Luke 5:12-16
Professor Donté Ford | Acts 2
Dr. Sheila Caldwell | Psalm 90
Dr. Alex Haskins | William Osborne Society Chapel
Dr. Theon Hill | The Pulpit and Racial Difference
Stevener Gaskin | Sankofa
Signs of the Times
As we celebrate Black History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of Black people. The plethora of genres Black performers use to express themselves echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Spotify titled, "Signs of the Times", that will either jumpstart or reinvigorate your love for Black music.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Dr. Johann Buis, Mr. Stevener Gaskin '18, Mr. Maurice Henderson '12 (Bartholomew Jones), Dr. Shawn Okpebholo, Mr. Will Liverman '10, and Mrs. Tanya Egler. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and cultural experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Signs of the Times" Spotify playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The Black experience is more than music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Black treasures around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Black History Month 2021 Reflections Calendar
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| Week 1 Focus - Acknowledgement | |
| 1 - Monday | Have we acknowledged that racism exists? |
| 2 - Tuesday | Do we know what it means to be antiracist—can we define antiracism? |
| 3 - Wednesday | Have we made public our decision to be an antiracist institution? |
| 4 - Thursday | What will we need to change, sacrifice, and resource in order to become antiracist? |
| 5 - Friday | How will those most affected by racism be included in planning and implementation? |
| Week 2 Focus - Leadership and Accountability | |
| 8 - Monday | Have diversity, equity, and inclusion been established by our leadership as institution-wide priorities? |
| 9 - Tuesday | How will we move from intention to action; from claims of “we are not racist” to “we are antiracist”? |
| 10 - Wednesday | Will our plan be transparent, regularly monitored, evaluated, and reported on? By whom? |
| 11 - Thursday | Will the work to become antiracist be the work of the entire institution including leadership? |
| 12 - Friday | What about accountability—Have our current initiatives resulted in any substantive and sustainable change for people of color? |
| Week 3 Focus - Action | |
| 15 - Monday | Have we conducted a diversity climate assessment to gauge the views, attitudes, and daily experiences of our community members? |
| 16 - Tuesday | Have we conducted a critical analysis of the entry-through-exit experience of people of color in comparison to others? |
| 17 - Wednesday | Do we have a high quality, research-based diversity and inclusion learning program in which all members of our institution participate? |
| 18 - Thursday | Is diversity and inclusion learning valued, promoted, and supported by leadership, and throughout the institution? |
| 19 - Friday | What is our process for reporting racism, microaggressions, and inequitable treatment? Is it effective, safe, and supportive? |
| Week 4 Focus - Reflection | |
| 22 - Monday | What do I know about institutional racism and antiracism? Do I know where I can find out more? |
| 23 - Tuesday | Have I received benefits from my institution that members of other racial groups have not? |
| 24 - Wednesday | Do I know someone who has been the target of unfair treatment because of their race or identity? |
| 25 - Thursday | Have we provided opportunities for engagement in conversations about racial equity? |
| 26 - Friday | Have I applied the principles and practices learned from the institution’s diversity & inclusion learning programs? |
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Excellence at Wheaton
Join us as we honor and celebrate the accomplishments of Wheaton faculty and staff members. Their outstanding work greatly enriches the Kingdom of God, our lives, and our community.
| Ms. Crystal Cartwright | Mr. Stevener Gaskin | Dr. Theon Hill | Dr. Esau McCaulley | Dr. Michael McKoy | Dr. Shawn Okpebholo |
Hispanic Heritage Month Events
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Our Latino communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at hispanicheritagemonth.gov.
Pictured above: Unidad Cristiana Cabinet Members
Unidad Cristiana, which means Christian Unity, strives to live out the full meaning of that name. We desire to come together through the unity that we have in Christ and out of that unity to celebrate and explore Latino cultures.
Public Hispanic Heritage Month Events
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| 10.14 | Chapel with Unidad Cristiana |
*Chapel broadcasts live every Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am., or see previous services in the section.
Meet our Hispanic and Latino Faculty Members
Wheaton College is honored to have the leadership, scholarship, and presence of diverse Hispanic, Latina, and Latino faculty members. Their commitment to serving Christ and his people enriches the community in countless ways. We invite you to learn more about them with these features below.
Hispanic Heritage Month Events
Wheaton College proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Our Hispanic and Latino/a communities enhance our experiences, deepen our knowledge, and influence our culture. Learn more at hispanicheritagemonth.gov.
Pictured above:
Unidad Cristiana, which means Christian Unity, strives to live out the full meaning of that name. We desire to come together through the unity that we have in Christ and out of that unity to celebrate and explore Latino cultures.
Public Hispanic Heritage Month Events
| Date | Event Time | Location | Event Information |
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| 9.25 | 7-10 p.m. CST | Edman Plaza | "Bajo de las Estrellas!" (Under the Stars) Latin Dance Night with Unidad Cristiana |
| 9.30 | 1:00 p.m. CST | Registration Link | In the Shadow of CRT: Christians and Critical Race Theory Panel Discussion with Dr. Nathan Cartagena, Dr. Oneya Fennell Okuwobi, Pastor Russ Whitfield, Dr. Russell Moore, and Dr. Jeff Liou |
| 10.2 | 3-7 p.m. CST | The Quad | Hispanic Heritage Month Festival "Mercado y Musica!" (Market and Music) with Unidad Cristiana |
| 10.6 | 10:40 a.m. CST | Edman Chapel | Chapel with Unidad Cristiana |
*Chapel broadcasts live every Wednesday, and Friday at 10:40 am., or see previous services in the section.
Meet our Hispanic and Latino Faculty Members
Wheaton College is honored to have the leadership, scholarship, and presence of diverse Hispanic, Latina, and Latino faculty members. Their commitment to serving Christ and his people enriches the community in countless ways. We invite you to learn more about them with these features below.
M. Daniel Carroll R (Rodas), Ph.D.
Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and PedagogyFeatured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
Dr. Altino| Pezzo Capriccioso by Pyotr Tchaikovsky
From Guatemala to the US: a Conversation with Composer Beteta
Dr. Carroll Rodas|Micah 6:1-8
Dr. Cartagena|Matthew 2:13-23
Dr. Colón|Philippians 2:1-11
CAPT Iglesias|Luke 6:1-11|A Lawyer looks at Work, Rest & the Sabbath
Estefanía Hernández | Psalm 86:1-10; Psalm 117
Mr. Jerry Woehr | Psalm 10:12-18
Atty. Diane Padilla | Luke 8:22-25
Gente Preciosa (Precious People) Spotify Playlist
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of Hispanic and Latin American cultures. Hispanic and Latin American performers use many genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. . The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Spotify titled, "Gentes Preciosa" (Precious People), to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the Hispanic and Latin American community. Enjoy the playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own faculty members, Dr. Franciso Xavier Beteta, Prof. Denise Gamez, and Prof. Leonardo Altino. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Gentes Preciosa" Spotify playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of 20 Spanish-speaking countries and territories than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the Hispanic and Latin American communities reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the Hispanic and Latin American treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Imago Dei (Image of God)
Wheaton College believes that all people are equal bearers of God's image. We encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of many cultures. Multicultural performers use a plethora of genres to express themselves in ways that echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "Imago Dei (Image of God)", to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the nations. Enjoy this playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Maurice Henderson '12(Bartholomew Jones), Will Liverman '10, and Dr. Jennie Oh Brown. These gifted Wheaton scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "Imago Dei (Image of God)" Pandora playlist. Enjoy the playlist.
Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of people from many nations and subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the multicultural treasures that are all around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Featured Videos
Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.
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More Precious Than Rubies
As we celebrate Women's History Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to women's vast experiences. The plethora of genres female performers use to express themselves echoes the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Pandora titled, "More Precious Than Rubies", to celebrate the strength and beauty of womanhood. Enjoy the playlist.
We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Mrs. Tanya Egler, Dr. Karin Redekopp Edwards, Dr. Carolyn Hart, Dr. Gina Yi, Dr. Sarah Holman, Dr. Kathleen Kastner, Dr. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Ms. Faye Seeman, Ms. Misook Kim, Ms. Deb Stevenson, Dr. Beth A. Bauer, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Ms. Melanie Cottle, Ms. Katie Ernst, Ms. Denise Gamez, Ms. Rose Armbrust Griffin, Ms. Deborah Hollinger, and Women's Chorale. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "More Precious Than Rubies" Pandora playlist.
Still, there is more to hear. There is more to learn. The experience of womanhood reaches far beyond music, and we invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the treasures in the women around you.
We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.
Enjoy previous playlists listed on the Previous Events page.